Tickets Now on Sale for Morocco vs Congo World Cup 2026 Qualifier

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  The organizing committee of the upcoming match between Morocco’s national football team and Congo has officially announced the start of ticket sales. The game will take place on Tuesday, October 14, at Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat, kicking off at 8 p.m., as part of the African zone qualifiers for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

According to a statement released by the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF), tickets are available starting Friday, October 10, at the same prices as the previous match against Bahrain. Sales are conducted exclusively through the official website : www.webook.com and the official Webook mobile app, ensuring a secure and seamless experience for fans.

💸 Ticket Prices

  • Category 3: 100 MAD
  • Category 2: 200 MAD
  • Category 1: 300 MAD
  • Hospitality Lounge: 1,000 MAD
  • VIP Section: 1,500 MAD
  • VVIP Section: 2,000 MAD
  • Private Skybox: 20,000 MAD

Fans will receive their tickets directly via the Webook app upon purchase.

🎟️ Access & Fan Experience

The committee stressed that the ticket is the only valid entry pass to the stadium, including for children accompanying their parents. On-site services will include official team merchandise, cheering gear, and refreshment areas offering water, beverages, and light snacks.

Fans are urged to follow all organizational guidelines and respect the assigned seat numbers printed on their tickets. Any violation of these rules may result in legal consequences, the statement added.

These measures aim to ensure a smooth entry process and a well-organized attendance, in line with Morocco’s preparations to host major international sporting events in the coming years.

Source: FRMF / moroccobeat.com

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